The Mesa Mountain is a region in Antarctica that remains snow and ice free.

It is located 77.40 south, 1610 east, in the continent
of Antarctica.

We chose the Mesa Mountain because it is a very interesting feature in
Antarctica. The top of the mountain is shaped in a unique way, its top
is flat, and it looks like the top was chopped off. The mountain top
looks like if it takes up a lot of space. The last reason is because
it is the only continental region that remains snow and ice free.

We hypothesize that our Antarctic feature is formed when the earth’s
surface begins to cool and harden. We also think that it is formed
when violent changes in the surface of the Earth happen. We also
think our mountain could be formed when the Earth’s tectonic plates
shift.

We should be funded to study this region because we should learn how
it was formed. It can help us learn more about Antarctica and its geological
features.